Revolutions Night Club Inc, Hinesville

I love Revolutions! I miss you guys! Pedro, Demi and all the crew! I can't find anything like it back in NY! Feeling a bit "home" sick! Have a drink for me!

I was at revelutions in July 1999 right after it opened the doors
& it seemed to be a good place to party. I saw a girl who worked
for the Sherriffs Dept. named Sherry who was married but that didn't
seem to matter for her. She wanted young men to boink. the staff
seemed very rude and I'm pretty sure the managment must have
come from the north.They didn't know what southern hospitality was.
Jack, Meridian Miss. G5468j

I have always had a good time at Revolutions. Now, honestly, the party does not usually get going until about 11 or 12, but thats because everyone starts coming on the dance floor about then and they have had a enough drinks to be courageous to dance. :) But I love going to Revolutions and they have great deals for drinking or just dancing when it comes to price. They sometimes have games and they always have great music with great dancing. Both guys and girls have a great time!!

Friday night, 5 Sep 08, no crowd. My second visit to this club, nothing but drunk punk Soldiers and unattractive women. The DJ is a hard worker, and so is the staff. I don't know what they're doing wrong to attract business. I am a Soldier with 30 years in service and still serving, I was treated disrespectfully from the time I entered the door to the time I left. The staff openly claim to be patriotic and appreciative of service members, but when I mentioned they incorrectly displayed the US Flag they took it with indifference. On my second visit, it still had not been corrected, and when I mentioned it I was immediately accosted by a couple of no-time-in-service-soldier-know-it-alls who's only reasoning was that "it makes sense the way it is". There are some out there who claim to be patriotic, but really only use the US Flag as some sort of decoration, and then there are those like me who have looked at it as a symbol of our nation to defend and rally under. I've known how to properly display our nation's flag since I was 13 and have been defending it on sovereign and foreign soil for over 30 years. I have buried more young Soldiers than I care to recall and presented the US Flag to their parents and spouses. I do not take it lightly. To improperly display the US Flag is to show it, the nation, it's founders, and it's defenders disrespect. You don't have to take my word on it's proper display, all you had to do is take 30 seconds to google-it. Here is the link: United States Code, Title 36, Chapter 10, Section 175 (i), (k), and (o).
http://www.homeofheroes.com/hallofheroes/1st_fl oor/flag/1bfb_disp_code36.html#175 (i)